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Also, to point out something else. In the twentieth century, Arab nationalists have been trying to form a pan-Arab state, ever since the Ottoman Empire ended in the Arabic-speaking lands. These have been in the form of countries like Egypt (Nasser), Syria and Iraq (Saddam Hussein), with the Ba'athist party. These people should not be mistaken for Islamic fundamentalists, as they are usually secular and Marxist, and are not Muslim in any way. Fatah in Palestine is an Arab Nationalist group, not Islamic.
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